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The bands are fully modifiable, so if you only want to maybe raise the snare's pop you can set a band to the common snare frequency range. It's just a way of adding flexibility to an already great tool. I've also used it to brighten up a mix, and does so without being harsh. It's especially clever since it's really just a priority and doesn't blindly raise the entire spectrum like a volume control. I've used it to bump the low end on a master without needing to EQ everything from scratch (or remix). The multiband is pretty sweet though, depending on the need at the time.
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